Author: Susan

Peninsula Grace Church

March 22, 2026
Order of Service
O Praise the Name
Announcements & Kids Dismissed
Forever We Sing Hallelujah
Behold Him
Sermon
Ancient of Days
Tis so Sweet/Turn Your Eyes
Communion
Only A Holy God

if you are visiting with us today, Welcome!
We know that going somewhere new on a Sunday morning often involves some anxiety. To help you relax and enjoy the service, we suggest the following:
sunday morning services
Our services are normally about 75 minutes long, and involve worship in song, prayer, and teaching from the Bible. Most of our people stand with the worship team when we sing, but we encourage you to enter into worship in whatever posture is comfortable for you.
children’s ministry
We offer care and classes for 6 months through 5th grade. Children are always welcome in worship, too. There is a Cry Room in the back if you’d like privacy for nursing or your little one needs some wiggle space.
Please go to the Fellowship Room for more specifics on our Children’s Ministry and to get your children registered and checked-in. Children will be dismissed partway through the service.

Upcoming

Easter Brunch Food Needed
Do you enjoy cooking and baking? We are needing brunch foods (breakfast burritos, muffins, egg bakes, and fruit) for our breakfast and brunch gatherings before each Easter service. Contact ryan@peninsulagrace.org to sign up to bring brunch items.
Prayer Night
Tonight! | 5pm | Gym
Join us for a time of prayer, worship, vision, and Q&A. This gathering is specifically focused on church planting - seeking the Lord for His guidance, provision, and the people He’s raising up for future ministry in our area. Childcare will be provided.
3rd Service Starting
April 12th | 5-6:15pm
We’re continuing to look ahead to the launch of our 3rd service on Sunday evenings at 5pm. This is a great opportunity to make room for what God is doing here, so we’d encourage you to be praying about it and inviting others to join. Children’s Ministries provided.
Easter Time Events
Eggstravaganza - Mar 28, 10-1pm
Good Friday Worship April 3, 6pm
Easter Brunch - 8am & 10 am
Easter Services - 9am & 11am
at Soldotna High School

Weekly Events
Sunday:
9:00am Service & Children’s Ministry
10:45am Service & Children’s Ministry
Tuesday:
9:30-11:30am Sonshine Park Days 6:30 pm Celebrate Recovery
Wednesday Night Activities:
5:15 - 5:45pm Dinner
6:00 - 7:30pm Kid’s Discipleship, Middle School Youth Group, Adult Bible Studies, Roots Track, and Prayer Meeting.

Connect
For more information or ways to connect, scan the QR code or go to
www.peninsulagrace.org/connect-card
Pastor - Justin Franchino
justin@peninsulagrace.org
907-252-8854
Prayer - Maggie Peterson pandm@acsalaska.net

Giving
General Fund Weekly:
Giving: $ 7,951.29
Budget: $ 15,226.76
YTD Giving through Feb 28:
Giving: $ 559,855.40
Budget: $ 517,709.96
Our fiscal year begins on July 1

Sermon Notes

“Melting the Heart of Stone”
Isaiah 6

Isaiah’s _____________ of the Lord (vs 1-4)
A vision of God’s _________________: His moral ______________
and “set-____________-ness”
A vision of God’s ____________: His _______________ holiness and
_______________ presence among His _______________ people
1. Isaiah _______________ (vs 5)
2. Isaiah _______________ (vs 6-7)
3. Isaiah ___________ (vs 8-13)
A) This announcement of ____________ judgment (chapter 6)
follows persistent ______________ (chapters 1-5)
B) This language is likely prophetic ____________
C) The goal of God’s hardening judgment is __________________ (vs 11-13)
God is looking for a faithful ________________/messenger:
“What human will ________________ with me?”
“Who will live __________, set apart for my purposes alone?”

Isaiah 1-12 (Israel called to shine God’s _____________ into a
___________ world)
Chapters 1-5: How ___________ Israel has become!
Chapter 6: What God does in ______________…
Chapters 7-12: …He will do in ______________ as a whole.
Questions for the couch, car ride, or community group
1. How does Isaiah’s right view of God (vs 1-4) lead to a right view of himself (vs 5)? Where do you need to adjust your view of God, and in light of that, your own heart?
2. Isaiah’s sin is removed by the glowing coal of the seraphim (vs 6-7). What do we see in him as a result (vs 8)? How does this bizarre scene point us to Jesus?
3. Read Isaiah’s message (vs 9-13). How does this strike you on a first read? How do we make sense of God telling Isaiah to tell the people NOT to understand, hear, see, turn back or be healed?
Sermons
Previous messages and sermon slides are on our website at peninsulagrace.org/sermons or available on any podcast app.

For More Information

www.peninsulagrace.org

44175 Kalifornsky Beach Road Soldotna AK 99669
Church Office: 907.252.8468 · office@peninsulagrace.org

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